2012 Person of the Year: Barack Obama, the President | TIME.com

Posted by XenokRoy 13 years ago to Politics
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Time honors the most dictatorial leader the US has seen (perhaps only my small margin over Wilson) with there person of the year story.

Its a great indication of just how far from the concept of America we have fallen.


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  • Posted by $ kathywiso 13 years ago
    Don't think it is all of America that has fallen, just the media and what they want people to perceive as right and it is Soooo WRONG !!
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  • Posted by flanap 13 years ago
    Ok...straight from wikipedia...

    [Time's] Person of the Year (formerly Man of the Year) is an annual issue of the United States news magazine Time that features and profiles a person, group, idea or object that "for better or for worse, ...has done the most to influence the events of the year."

    Unfortunately, they must exclude the Puppetmasters (Shadows of Power) dictating Mr. Obama's everymove. This man does nothing that isn't scripted...therefore, scripted by whom?
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  • Posted by 13 years ago in reply to this comment.
    Yes, because such a system gives the select few that rule it power, and more important to them, glory.
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  • Posted by Non_mooching_artist 13 years ago
    This is just revolting. What I want to know is why it's shameful to be successful financially? What's wrong with Johnny Walker Gold? So the message that camp is sending is, if you're successful, you're evil, so now the country will churn out nonproductive entitlement expecting leeches, and these people should feel PROUD of that?
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  • Posted by Solver 13 years ago
    If some Jewish hating German leader can be named man of the year then why not Obama. Both would sacrifice anyone and everyone to their Fatherland. History will judge the decision.
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